Czech Republic

  • €300 000

    TRUSTMONT Commercial Landmark

  • 4–6%

    approximately, before taxes and administrative expenses

  • Not provided

    The purchase of real estate does not constitute grounds for immigration

  • CZK / EUR

    by mutual agreement; a Source of Funds dossier is required

  • Registration with Katastr

    The right arises not upon signing, but after the right has been registered

Why Czech Republic

A mature European market with transparent cadastral records, stable demand for housing, and a well-developed system of secure payments through úschova.

  • Directly Registered Right

    A foreigner purchases property in their own name without a residence permit and without establishing a Czech company.

  • Secure Payments

    Depositing the funds with a lawyer, notary, or bank ensures that their value is preserved until the right is registered.

  • Transparent Land Registry

    Katastr nemovitostí (ČÚZK) maintains a public registry with a high level of accuracy.

  • Tax on Purchases Abolished

    The buyer's main expenses are legal services, escrow, and cadastral fees

Czech Republic

Types of Real Estate

  • Byt

    A residential unit intended for permanent residence is the most liquid type.

  • Apartmán / Ateliér

    A marketing name does not determine legal status—the land registry is checked.

  • Nebytový prostor

    The commercial or hotel status must correspond to the actual use of the property.

  • Off-plan

    The land is often pledged as collateral with the project bank—the release mechanism is being verified.

Key Locations

  • Prague 1–2

    Historic center and central residential areas, high entrance fee

    PREMIUM
  • Prague 5 / 8 / 9

    Mixed-use development, new neighborhoods, redevelopment

    SELECTIVE
  • Brno

    IT sector, universities, stable long-term leases

    SELECTIVE
  • Karlovy Vary

    The resort and hotel sector, dependence on tourism

    NICHE
  • Ostrava

    Higher potential returns, lower liquidity

    ENHANCED CHECK

Taxes and Expenses

Taxes and Expenses — Czech Republic
Tax Rate Comment
Purchase Tax canceled Main expenses — legal services, escrow, land registry
DPH (VAT) individually It depends on the seller's status, the date, and the type of property
Property Tax annually It depends on the area, the type of property, and municipal factors
Sale by an Individual possible exemption It depends on the length of ownership and actual residence

Ownership rights arise upon entry in the Katastr, not upon signing the purchase agreement. The amount is paid to the seller only after the buyer is registered through a escrow account.

How We Help

The full cycle—from candidate selection to closing the deal.

  1. Property Selection

    Selection of liquid properties, taking into account the status of the premises and the tax model.

  2. Legal and Technical Review

    Coordination by an independent Czech attorney, tax consultant, and technical inspector.

  3. Transaction Support

    Monitoring of the reservation, purchase agreement, escrow, deposit, and transfer of the property.

  4. Post-Purchase Support

    Organization of management, insurance, tax reporting, and communication with SVJ.

Purchasing real estate in the Czech Republic does not automatically grant a residence permit, permanent residence, or citizenship. The main risks relate to the property’s status, debts owed to the homeowners’ association (SVJ), and off-plan financing.